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BACpress: IOT has come in many areas and has attracted many fans due to its high technology and easy connection. In this article, we will explain Samsung’s Air Dresser and Hue’s smart mirror, which are examples of devices designed with the help of the technology of objects.
Look in the smart mirror
Philips now comes to the only room the company has not entered so far with its product line of smart lights by the name of Hue. The new Hue Adore range was designed especially for use in bathrooms. Signify – the new brand for Philips lighting – launched the new collection in Europe and the United States this summer.
Smart Mirror (Hue), Attractive Household Technology These days
The Hue Adore range consists of a mirror light, a single spotlight, a double spotlight, a triple spotlight, a ceiling triple spotlight, a ceiling panel, and a lighted vanity mirror. The whole range is splash-proof and is certified for use in bathrooms in Europe and North America. Pricing for the collection ranges from €80 to €250. The light color as well as the brightness of all products can be controlled through a dimmer switch or the Hue app.
A Connected Closet from Samsung;“ Air Dresser ”
The “connected refrigerator” is one of the most utilized examples of IoT at Home technology. Samsung just topped that with the presentation of an Internet connected personal garment care appliance. The “Air Dresser” takes care of clothing in four ways: airing, steaming, drying, and purifying. The product, which is available in Korea starting late summer 2018, will be shipped in four different colors – gold, brown, rose, and white – at a price equivalent to €1,500. The CEO of Samsung Electronics Consumer Electronics Division said:
Samsung’s Air Dresser
Samsung Electronics has been leading the market with product innovation, IoT leadership, and lifestyle of the millennial generation. We will open the era of clean clothing and change the lifestyle of consumers.
The appliance uses technology from different sources within Samsung: steam technology from washing machines, treatment from refrigerators, and filtration from air purifiers. Air Dresser is able to connect with Samsung’s SmartThings. It will recommend different cleaning programs and vary the air flow force depending on the detected garment material.
The SmartThings app will also send notifications when garments are ready and alert owners when the air filter needs replacement. Samsung claims that the Air Dresser can remove 99 percent of dust on clothes within 25 minutes and that it can almost eliminate germs people encounter in everyday lives.
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